Karl Ruß: Biography, Facts and Career
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Karl Friedrich Otto Ruß (January 14, 1833, Baldenburg – September 29, 1899, Berlin) was a Prussian pharmacist, aviculturist, author of bird-keeping books, and the founding editor of the world's first bird-fancier magazine Die Gefiederte Welt. Along with Bruno Dürigen, he also founded the magazine Isis in 1876. He sometimes wrote under the pseudonym "Berthold Schwarz". He was among the few who managed to breed the now extinct Carolina parakeets in captivity.
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- Full name: Karl Ruß
- Born: 1833-01-14
- Nationality: German Empire
- Known as: Author
- Wikidata ID: Q105791
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Who is Karl Ruß?
Karl Friedrich Otto Ruß (January 14, 1833, Baldenburg – September 29, 1899, Berlin) was a Prussian pharmacist, aviculturist, author of bird-keeping books, and the founding editor of the world's first bird-fancier magazine Die Gefiederte Welt.
What nationality is Karl Ruß?
Karl Ruß is German Empire.
When was Karl Ruß born?
Karl Ruß was born on 1833-01-14.
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